Growing demand for tiny houses is justifiable as they are not only the most reliable and sustainable housing alternatives but also remind you to slow down and appreciate little things. One such tiny house that makes you want to de-clutter and embrace slow living in the countryside is the minimalistic REDUKT Bali tiny house.
Designed and constructed by the Polish brand REDUKT, the tiny house has a simple design with a comfortable single-level layout. It pleasantly accommodates two people, but it works for loners, too. The exterior is pretty plain with windows and glazed French doors to keep the interior bathed in natural light and fresh air.
The interior is the highlighting aspect of this tiny house. It is finished with plywood in brown tones and furniture made from exotic meranti plywood and rattan details. Evoking a sense of calm, every detail comes together to complete this home. The single-level interior is decked with a kitchen, bedroom, hidden bathroom, and plenty of storage.
Minimal and functional, the kitchen features an interesting layout. It has a countertop, which extends to the bedroom and creates more room for various interior arrangements. This elongated countertop design makes for a versatile setup; you can cook, eat, and work as per your needs. There is ample space for appliances and additional storage and cabinets for various kitchen items, as well as windows for an open feeling.
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Next is the open-floor bedroom. It is on an elevated platform and integrated with slide-out drawers. Extensive storage in this space allows you to keep things organized and stored neatly.
On the other side of the house, adjacent to the kitchen is the hidden bathroom. It is enclosed behind closet-style doors, making it an unassuming part of the house. It has a bathtub and open vanity sink with minimal storage. There is a separate section for the toilet. For more details on REDUKT Bali tiny house, you can visit the REDUKT website.
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